AmiexExchange 09: Perth Day 2 - Point Walter Sand Bar

I need Hermione's time turner in order to for my posts and reality to be in step with one another again... but till then, I shall work hard. In real-time, I am in week two of the semester when school-duties start to get a little bit heavier. I am comfortably settled into the pace of life (read: sl-o-w-w-w) and fixated a certain daily routine, so all is well. So today, what do we have in this post? Recalling the day I went to one of my favourite places in Perth: Point Walter Sand Bar.

Point Walter Sand Bar is nothing short of amazing. It is very exotic, and looks somewhere straight out of a geography textbook. The sand bar extends into the Swan River about 1km outwards, a narrow strip of land. In some areas, it is submerged in water and if you wade through, it's about knee-deep for adults as tall as I am (~158cm). It brings a lot of brilliant ideas to what a beach day could be like! The view across the sand bar is gorgeous too, a staggered mapping of dream homes with private boat jetties in their backyards.

The natural wildlife around here is very diverse, with scores of black swans just waddling around, seagulls fluttering, and jellyfishes (warning: look out, do not step) floating about. You probably won't notice the jellyfishes unless you looked out for them, there are some transparent ones and the darker ones looked like seaweed.

Such a lovely, lovely place! I adore it so much, I will come back here and do more jump shots!! (Err what jump shots are always valid reasons)